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Newspaper
Athens Messenger
Location
Athens, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 14, 1935
Page
5
Leader list outlines attendees from Michigan Illinois Ohio West Virginia and more for inauguration preparations. Officials extend hospitality with invitations led by Dean Kudd and committee heads including Me rcarce and Herrold.
Prominent guests attend the Ohio University inauguration of Dr. Herman G. James as twelfth president in Athens. Rev Thomas D Ewing great grandson of Thomas Ewing attends representing John Carroll University. The note recounts Thomas Ewings early career and ties to William Tecumseh Sherman and Ohio history.
Opening day for Athens County hunting Friday at noon marks a shift from daybreak starts to reduce morning accidents. Rabbit limit is five per day with license sales rising. raccoon, opossum, skunk, and fox season begins Friday with timing rules, mink and muskrat start December 1. Ring-neck pheasants open for 10 days from Friday noon with two birds per day only cock birds allowed.
Rev. John Woodhouse from Dayton leads evangelistic meetings at Wesleyan Methodist Church on Pratt Street this week with his sister Miss Mary Woodhouse assisting. Music starts nightly at 7:30 after a 6:45 young people's meeting. the public is invited per Rev. E C Kenny.
Athens County Senior 4-H Club outlined future social and educational programs at a Wednesday committee session in the county extension office. Agnes Terrell reported on 4-H activities in other counties. temporary officers named include Virgil Hill president Agnes Terrell vice president Christine Finsterwald secretary and Paul Gillogly treasurer. The group will reconvene in early December.
Judge O F Rowland grants Robert Cabeen a judgment of 147.60 against Edson J Carsey and Grace L Carsey on a cognovit note.
Mrs Delbert Jones of New Marsh Field underwent a major surgical operation at Sheltering Arms Hospital on Thursday.
A medicinal advertisement promotes Creomulsion as fast relief for chest cold bronchial irritation. It asserts the product reaches the trouble to soothe inflamed membranes and loosen germ laden phlegm. The ad guarantees money back if not satisfied after the first bottle.
Roy Burt national organizer for the Socialist Party will address a public meeting at The Plains High School next Sunday afternoon at 2 30. The talk titled The How and Why of a New Social Order will cover industrial society. Burt has a background in farming mining church ministry and labor education and was a 1932 Socialist candidate for Illinois governor.
The City of Athens against Arthur Graham saw Judge Rowland affirm the judgment in the mayoral intoxication case. Graham was fined five dollars and costs and had appealed to Athens County Common Pleas Court, alleging error in proceedings.
Wilbert Simmons 25 and Florence Gorrell 18, both of Coolville, are listed as a couple seeking a marriage license. Wilbert is the son of James and Mrs. Simmons, while Florence is the daughter of T. W. and Mrs. Gorrell.
Ohio allocates more than two million dollars for relief in the last half of November. Athens County receives 1675 dollars for administrative needs only while the month’s initial 20000 dollar grant remains unraised. WPA district counties Gallia Hocking Jackson Lawrence Meigs Vinton and Washington receive varying sums for direct relief.
Rufus Putnam School will dismiss from 9 45 to noon Friday while morning classes end early to allow critic teachers to take part in the university inaugural parade. Teachers will wear academic costumes and march as Ohio University faculty with representatives from Leland Stanford University and other institutions.
Miss Frances E. Luckadoo hosted a dinner Sunday November 10 with guests Miss Beulah Anderson Miss Neko Anderson Mr. Robert Norman Mr. Frank Long and Mr. Ebert Warner. The visitors were from Bidwell and Forter Ohio.
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